The market should be self-regulated, without excessive intervention. When banks heavily leverage and lose money, the Federal Reserve steps in to rescue. This violates the principles of free market trade. If individual investors lose money, why doesn't the Federal Reserve rescue them? Let the banks and individual investors bear their own profits and losses, and survive or fail on their own. Only then it will be fair.

There is no bottom line for the Fed's greed, and there is no bottom line for Biden's greed. There is no bottom line for Powell's greed, and there is no bottom line for US debt greed. There is no bottom line for the greed of the US dollar, and there is no bottom line for the greed of US stocks.

The Federal Reserve is so vicious! I spend a portion of my expenses to buy stocks. Even during the lockdown period in New York due to the epidemic, everyone else was closed and quarantined at home, and the income from applying for government subsidies was higher than the one I did at work. I didn't want to increase the burden on the US government, so I always risked being infected by the virus to keep working. Except for one day off every week and never taking a break, all of my income was invested. But every time I buy a stock, it falls, and so far my account is 90% short. I just wanted to ask, is it useful for everyone to work hard? I can't even pay my rent now; it's all been cut clean by the Federal Reserve.

The dispute between the US and Russia will never end! Currently, there is a huge dispute of interest between Russia and Ukraine, and neither side will give up easily.

If the performance is good, there is no need to split the stock. The U.S. stock market has a strange rule that as long as the stock is split, the stock price will rise. Therefore, institutions are using stock splits to boost the market at the most difficult times for the company. Amazon has been in a consolidation phase for a year and a half, making a profit by killing both long and short positions. However, with the current severe inflation, the cost for businesses has increased significantly, so they want to use a few tricks to stimulate the market.

After my stocks lose money, I hold onto them firmly and refuse to cut losses. Moreover, I buy more at the low points, buy even more at lower points. Every year, I only buy before Thanksgiving and sell before the Spring Festival. Only cryptocurrency is held tightly without moving for 5 years.

I bought the JMIA stock, which quadrupled in less than two months; it actually doubled sixfold; I sold it too early. It was a pure mindless purchase, and the investment of 10,000 US dollars increased to 40,000 US dollars. Are you lucky? Actually, I don't understand stocks at all. It was pure luck.